Legalization
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun signals openness to reviewing marijuana laws as Sen. Jim Banks urges keeping ban
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Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has indicated he is open to revisiting the state’s marijuana policy as neighboring states expand legal access and as the Trump administration moves to reclassify some marijuana products under federal law. Sen. Jim Banks, also a Republican, has urged Braun to maintain Indiana’s prohibitions, warning that legalization could worsen addiction and public-safety risks.
A study points to a continuing slight rise in cannabis use in Germany, with 9.8 percent of adults reporting consumption in the past twelve months. The data from the Epidemiological Survey of Substance Abuse (ESA) 2024, collected shortly after partial legalization, indicate a minor, statistically non-significant increase.